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ORGAPRED, a France-based core unit specializing in patient-derived tumor organoid (PDTO) research, has selected the CYTOQUBE high-throughput 3D imaging system from Hamamatsu Photonics France to support personalized oncology drug screening and therapeutic discovery. The system enables rapid multicolor analysis of PDTOs and enhances ORGAPRED’s ability to assess treatment efficacy in these models. The Hamamatsu x ORGAPRED team. From left: DESMARTIN Guillaume, EMICA Bruno, KOSSAYER Ghenwa, LECOUFLET Lucie, FLORENT Romane, D’ANGELO Jean Marc, Divoux Jordane, WEISWALD Louis-Bastien, POULAIN Laurent, LE GOFF Jérémie. Image credit: ©Hamamatsu Photonics Supporting personalized cancer treatment research and drug discovery ORGAPRED is an innovative core facility dedicated…

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Posted: October 24, 2011. Updated: March 2026: This article has been updated with updated hydration tips. Do you know if you drink enough water every day? Many women ask me the same question: “How Much Water Should I Really Drink?” Staying hydrated is one of the simplest ways to improve energy, digestion, skin health and even support weight loss. However, most people walk around slightly dehydrated without realizing it. Water plays an important role in almost all body functions – from flushing out toxins to supporting your metabolism and helping your body recover from exercise. Let’s break it down. Wondering…

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Video conversations with Judit Sándor, Róza Zolnai and Balázs LocherEszter Kismődi, Hungarian Citizen, International Human Rights Lawyer, CEO of SRHM I am writing from Budapest, shortly after the announcement of the results of the Hungarian elections of April 12, 2026. I am Hungarian and this is a deeply personal and deeply professional moment for me. Voter turnout reached 77.8%, the highest ever recorded in a Hungarian election and the highest turnout since the first free elections in 1990. According to the announced results, voters gave a decisive mandate to Péter Magyar and the Tisza party, founded just two…

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Working from home has become the new normal for many people due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, this trend comes with its own set of challenges, including mental health issues such as loneliness, isolation, stress, mental fatigue and depression. To overcome these challenges, it’s important to take care of your mental health while working from home. Here are some mental health tips for those who work from home. 1. Cultivate self-control Working from home requires a significant amount of self-control. To maintain good energy levels, create a work schedule that includes phases of focused work and break time. Recent research…

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As immigration authorities carry out what President Donald Trump has promised will be the largest mass deportation operation in US history, many states are passing laws to keep children out of foster care when their detained parents have no family or friends available to take temporary custody. The federal government does not track how many children have entered foster care because of immigration enforcement actions, leaving it unclear how often it happens. In Oregon, since February two children had been placed in foster care after being separated from their parents in immigration detention cases, according to Jake Sunderland, a spokesman…

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A Thailand-based study found that young adults who used e-cigarettes were significantly more likely to be at risk of cognitive decline, adding new concern to the debate over whether vaping is really a safer alternative. Study: The effect of e-cigarette use on cognition, emotional intelligence and risk of dementia in adolescents and young adults. Image credit: Hazem.m.kamal / Shutterstock In a recent study published in the journal Scientific Reportsa group of researchers evaluated the relationship between e-cigarette use and cognitive impairment, emotional intelligence, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) trend of symptoms in young adults. Neurocognitive concerns surrounding vaping in young adults…

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Picture this: you’ve been gluten-free for two years. No bread, no pasta, no birthday cake (crying inside). Your gut is finally healing. Then swipe on some lipstick — and the mystery reignites. The culprit? Your “safe” beauty routine. Welcome to the wild world of hidden allergens in makeup. Buckle up. Wait – can makeup really cause a reaction to gluten? Short answer: yes. Longer answer: absolutely, especially with lip products. Lipstick, lip gloss and lip balm are the biggest parabolas because they end up in your mouth – repeatedly throughout the day. The National Celiac Awareness Foundation has been pointing…

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You may assume that you can only take exams Herpes when visible symptoms such as blisters or sores appear. In fact, most people with herpes do not experience outbreaks or may have symptoms so mild that they go unnoticed. This leads to a very common and understandable question: can you get tested for herpes without an outbreak?? Continue reading to learn more. Not everyone knows if they have herpes. What is herpes? Herpes is a widespread viral infection caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). It has two main types: HSV-1which is usually associated with cold sores (cold sores) and…

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As a registered dietitian, one of the biggest misconceptions I see is that people think they’re eating high-protein food, but when we actually do the math, most meals only contain 10 to 15 grams of protein. For example: 2 eggs contain about 12 grams of protein ¾ cup of Greek yogurt contains about 15 grams of protein 1 chicken sausage contains about 12 to 14 grams of protein 1 cup of lentil soup contains about 12 grams of protein These are not considered high protein meals, which makes meeting your daily protein goals feel overwhelming and almost impossible. For most…

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The shoulder joint is one of the most mobile joints in your body, which makes it more prone to weakness or injury. Since your shoulder moves in many directions, it can easily stretch. This becomes especially problematic as you get older. Many adults begin to notice shoulder stiffness after the age of 40. Your shoulders are essential for performing everyday tasks. Having weak shoulders can make even the smallest tasks seem much more difficult. You may struggle to reach items on a shelf or lift grocery bags. To prevent this, it is important to do exercises that protect and strengthen…

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